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I live in a quaint 1929 bungalow in Kirkwood. It’s hard to believe I’ve been here almost 20 years.

Calling all wizards (and muggles) – “Harry Potter: The Exhibition,” the most comprehensive immersive exhibition presented about the Wizarding World, is coming to Atlanta.

The weather is cooling down, the leaves on the canopy of Atlanta’s trees are starting to change and it’s time to spend more time outdoors.

After its March postponement, the 26th Annual Virginia-Highland Tour of Homes returns Saturday, Oct. 1.

The inaugural edition of Atlanta Art Week will take place Sept. 29-Oct. 2. Founded by art advisor Kendra Walker, the event’s purpose is to unify Atlanta’s bustling art scene and make it a larger focal point of the city. 

Atlanta’s most terrifying haunted attraction, NETHERWORLD Haunted House, hosts its opening weekend Friday, Sept. 23-Saturday, Sept. 24.

Oktoberfest is returning in Munich, Germany after a two-year hiatus due to COVID. But for those who can’t make the trek, there are still plenty of ways to celebrate right in our backyard.

What was once a thriving shopping destination, Gwinnett Place Mall suffered during COVID and from nearby retail competition.

Beginning in November, Frontier Airlines will introduce five new international destinations departing from Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport.

College football season is back, and if you’re looking for the best places to cheer on your team – be it the Dawgs or others – look no further than these Atlanta-area bars and restaurants where you can grab a bite and a drink.

The Water Lantern Festival is coming to Atlanta’s Jim R Miller Park Saturday, Oct. 8.

During its annual conference in August, the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) introduced a newly established scholarship fund in honor of the late, beloved Atlanta journalist Jovita Moore.

Happy fifth birthday to Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

If you’re like me, you’ve been waiting all year for fall – particularly for treats, pumpkin picking and, of course, movies.

Whether you’ve been in your role for a while, or you’re starting a new job and getting acclimated, there’s always room to improve your confidence at work.

Ever have those dreams where you’re out for a run and love it so much, yet in real life, you can’t make it a block? That’s me.

The 54th Annual Yellow Daisy Festival returns to Stone Mountain Park this weekend. Taking place through Sunday, Sept. 11, more than 300 artists and crafters will be in attendance showcasing their work for attendees to appreciate and purchase.

USA Today is on the hunt for the best haunted attractions across the country, and Georgia-based NETHERWORLD Haunted House has been nominated.

Atlanta is a city that’s widely known for its hustle mentality, but that culture could be taking a negative toll on the well-being of the city’s residents.

From Sept. 20-22, design enthusiasts from across the Southeast can experience a behind-the-scenes look at the world of interior design and its evolution at the Atlanta Decorative Arts Center (ADAC) fall market, DISCOVER ADAC.

The Biden Administration recently announced that $10,000 in student loan debt would be forgiven per borrower earning less than $125,000 per single-family home or $250,000 per couple.

Indoor high-intensity cycling classes were all the rage before COVID-19. However, many riders’ behaviors have shifted.

Fall in Atlanta brings cooler weather, favorite festivals, and of course, football.

Ferrari, the Italian luxury sports car brand, has opened a new fashion and lifestyle retail store in Atlanta’s Lenox Square Mall.

BeReal is the newest social media app to draw attention from popular platforms like Instagram and Snapchat.

Atlanta photography gallery Jackson Fine Art presents a new solo exhibition by photographer Tabitha Soren opening on Sept.

Each year the publishing community recognizes some of the most excellent creators in the industry through The Folio: Eddie & Ozzie Awards.

Determined not to join the sad Lost Luggage Club whose membership is exploding in Europe, I vowed to pack for six weeks in a carry-on.

In previous productivity articles, suggestions included prioritizing tasks, time blocking and scheduling items throughout the day.

Drum roll please … A new study says if you played an instrument as a kid, chances are you have better thinking skills than those who didn’t.